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Rated Botox for Urinary Incontinence Report

I got my life back! I have not worn a diaper since the day of the proceedure. No more leaks or embarassing smells. I can run and jump and sneeze and laugh again without mishap. I do not get up at night anymore and I do not have the side affects of taking medications, if you are reading this you know what I mean. My injection was done five months ago and the only objection I have is very smelly urine. No leaks but awful smell. My doctor told me the injection only lasts for about ten months so the jury is still out. Would I do it again...probably not. Not for the reason you may think but because it is way too expensive for me to afford. Make sure you check with your insurance before you agree to this treatment. The price of the proceedure is not prohibitive, it's the cost of the Botox itself, over one thousand dollars. If the results are permanent or much longer term than ten months then I would say, "go for it." Good luck. Get your life back.

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